Summary:
Ikuhara Takeya is a high school student living a normal life. He is not interested in the commotion around a UFO filled with beautiful alien females that crashed on earth a year ago. The aliens, known as DearS, are deciding to take permanent residence on earth. What no one knows is that these aliens are a slave species whose sole purpose is to serve and please their masters. One day, Takeya spots a person shivering behind some bushes. This person, Ren, is one of the DearS, and after being saved by Takeya she chooses him as her master. Takeya, who doesn’t know about the master-slave relationship of DearS, tries to teach Ren the normal lifestyle of the people on earth, though he constantly fears that Ren is an evil alien who’s trying to brainwash him. Ren, however, isn’t like other DearS. She is in fact malfunctioning and is being tracked down by their leader. Meanwhile, Takeya begins to learn more about DearS, and a mythical DearS relationship called “Gift” begins to develop between them. (Source: ANN)
General information:
Type: TV
Episodes: 12
Status: Finished Airing
Aired: Jul 11, 2004 to Sep 26, 2004
Genres: Comedy, Ecchi, Romance, Sci-Fi, Harem
Duration: 23 min. per episode
Review:
Before talking about the anime I need to clarify something… I don’t mind any anime genre. Before watching dearS I saw the genre and a small clip. It’s comedy, Sci-fi, and ecchi, so it must be good right. ;p
I was expecting a strong story something awesome and the first two episodes were. Though then I realized that it was turning into one of those meaningless Ecchi anime. I was still hoping for a good ending or something that would make the anime more interesting. It never happened.
To sum up, the anime had a weak story. The story was typical ecchi comedy (which meaning it’s pointless and meaningless. Also cheesy at some points.) the drawing were cute, but that was it. Like there isn’t really anything special about it. Plus the ending was lame.
Due to the facts mentioned above. I decided not to bother and post a trailer.
Overall Rate: 3/10